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1. e4
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this was a landmark game for me, as you can see i was rated 1730 against 1923 strong player. i managed to keep my cool to the end and force a win. a good example to lesser players on how to do so.
common opening (kings pawn) |
 
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1... c5
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sicillian defence one of the best ways to reply |
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2. c4
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interestingly enough this move works as apposed to the more common 2 knf3 or even the d4 gambit |
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2... Nc6
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logical continuation |
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3. Nf3
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was to be expected |
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3... d6
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solidifying centre ideas |
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4. Nc3
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centre ideas coming up |
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4... Nf6
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symetrical with equal opportunity to win for both sides |
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5. d4
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an aggressive move right on cue |
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5... Bg4
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good defence to use in such situations, not always best |
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6. d5
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the next move to solidify the centre for white |
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6... Ne5
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counter attack |
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7. Be2
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prepairing to castle to safety |
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7... Bxf3 8. gxf3
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better than bishop takes, after the advance to f4 the knight will have to retreat with a perfect centre for white |
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8... e6
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counter attack |
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9. Rg1
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this move was pure prepairation |
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9... exd5 10. Nxd5
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equal centre but not for too long |
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10... Nxd5 11. cxd5 Qh4
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trying to gain advantage in pawns, here comes the perfect counter |
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12. Qa4+ Nd7
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the only good move |
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13. Bb5
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forcing black to defend |
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